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A new version of the OMG Cable is a USB-C to Lightning Cable that hackers can use to steal your passwords or other data. | Continue reading
In a rare move, the FTC ordered SpyFone and its CEO to stop its surveillance business operations. | Continue reading
"Human beings are terrible at prediction generally, and maybe especially at technological prediction." | Continue reading
Once again a lack of industry oversight and meaningful rules means the cellular industry wasn’t fully prepared for disaster. | Continue reading
Building a few gigantic wind turbines is more efficient than building many smaller ones, scientists say. | Continue reading
An Apple spy spent years inside a community that trades hacks and leaks. | Continue reading
Facebook says it enforces policies against medical misinformation, yet the platform is full of what it claims to prohibit. | Continue reading
Today’s 3D-printed "ghost guns" can look, feel, and shoot like factory-made weapons. | Continue reading
The CEO of Reddit has responded to calls from users to purge the site of disinformation, saying “dissent is a part of Reddit and the foundation of democracy.” | Continue reading
Never-before-obtained observations of a periodic fast radio burst revealed surprising results that have upended expectations. | Continue reading
The Great Unconformity, a bizarre gap in the geological record, may be linked to the breakup of an ancient supercontinent. | Continue reading
ISPs are quietly distributing "netflow" data that can, among other things, trace traffic through VPNs. | Continue reading
Experts say medical images like X-Rays and CT scans allow algorithms to determine a patient's race—and warn it could lead to bias and discrimination. | Continue reading
They broke their backs and necks riding the roller coaster in Japan, which goes at what it calls “super death” speed. | Continue reading
"Nothing has changed," the announcement read. "It's time to Think Different." | Continue reading
The lack of transparency around the game engine maker's "GovTech" work, which contracts with the Department of Defense, has concerned employees. | Continue reading
The friends and collaborators discuss Curtis' new six-part BBC series, 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head: An Emotional History of the Modern World'. | Continue reading
Musk warned the robot "probably wouldn't work," but judging by his previous promises and predictions, it might not exist at all. | Continue reading
A new wave in psychology research suggests people with psychopathy could be helped much earlier, if only we acknowledged the scope of their issues. | Continue reading
A report aimed at showing that Facebook is not a cesspool shows it's a slightly different sort of cesspool than critics assert. | Continue reading
He spent years inside the iPhone leaks and jailbreak community. He was also spying for Apple. | Continue reading
A reporter for 9to5Mac paid a source in exchange for data extracted from a stolen iPhone prototype. | Continue reading
A series of towns say it's a statement that they are taking climate change seriously. | Continue reading
He spent years inside the iPhone leaks and jailbreak community. He was also spying for Apple. | Continue reading
"We were fired by the editor-in-chief of a socialist magazine for trying to start a worker co-op," five fired staffers wrote in a letter posted on Tuesday. | Continue reading
The lightning-fast takeover of Afghanistan was made possible by a long-planned Taliban campaign of bribes and threats. | Continue reading
Apple said the version of NeuralHash analyzed by researchers is not the final version that will be used for iCloud Photos CSAM detection. | Continue reading
I got into the passenger seat. There wasn't a driver seat. But after two turns, something felt wrong: the self-driving Taxy was heading the wrong direction. | Continue reading
After years of looking the other way, regulators might finally be getting around to caring about Tesla's deceptive self-driving claims. | Continue reading
“This is the stupidest or the most incredible decision of our lives,” said one buyer of an EtherRock, which are all based on the same free clipart. | Continue reading
A new report finds violent militia groups have become “key” spreaders of vaccine misinformation on the platform. | Continue reading
According to Facebook posts, Miles Routledge, a student who traveled to Kabul on holiday and posted about it on 4chan, is safely in Dubai. | Continue reading
Battery recycling is notoriously expensive, inefficient, and dangerous. Getting better at it is crucial to making sure electric cars are cleaner. | Continue reading
Arkansas has one of the lowest COVID vaccination rates in the country. VICE News embedded at a hospital in Little Rock where patients facing the threat of death still won’t get the shot. | Continue reading
"We have determined that unauthorized access to some T-Mobile data occurred." | Continue reading
New research reveals the danger of the platform’s almost complete lack of moderation. | Continue reading
Vaccine mandates are starting a new rush for fake cards. | Continue reading
Hackers selling the data are claiming it affects 100 million users. | Continue reading
It was never just a game. | Continue reading
Researchers found the mammoth walked a distance equal to nearly twice the circumference of Earth using isotopes of strontium and oxygen. | Continue reading
A July 30 report describes a “bright green flying object” that “flew into a cloud, then disappeared.” | Continue reading
It's not clear when the tennis ball shortage will ease. | Continue reading
An internal document also mentions cases where imposters have stolen Amazon customer data. | Continue reading
The community is for "restoring our old ways of life," and is mostly full of conspiracy theories and misinformation about COVID-19 and vaccinations. | Continue reading
By presenting unverified data as fact, OpenVAERS has become one of the most powerful tools in the anti-vaxxer community. | Continue reading
The contagious nature of the Delta variant has meant breakthrough COVID cases are on the rise. Seven people tell us what it was like to have one. | Continue reading